House of the Day: Aatrial House by KWK PROMES
July 19th, 2016
July 19th, 2016
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Aatrial House was built in 2003 in Opole – a low density settlement in Poland. The property sits within a one hectare site near the forest, with vast glazed walls opening out onto the garden on all sides. The house was designed to reverse the spatial model of an atrial building – it is closed to the inside, and opens out to the surroundings.
Photography: KWK PROMES
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